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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90.
Mexican War Veteran.

The wonderful efhcacy Of swift's Specific a
remedy and cure for rheumatism and all blood
illustration than this case anoros. The candi0.
unsolicited ana emphatic testimony given BY
the venerable gentleman must be accepted 8
convincing ana conclusive. The writer u Q
prominent citizen Of Mississippi. The gentle
man TO whom Mr.. Martin refers, and to whom
he is indebted for the advice to which he owes
his nnsi relief from Year, OF suffering. is Mr..
King. for many years the popular night clerk
Of the Lawrence house. at Jackson.
JACKSON, Miss, April -, 1857.
THE SWIFT sPuCI1Io COMPANY, Atlanta, Ca:
GeHtlessn. II have been an invalid pensioner
for forty ysara. hsying contractsd pulmonary
toms OF rheumatism. on that day wss sud
ana sniise; FOR twenty DAY: | !.iSsd %
Srutchss Then the pain was less violent, bu!
You'd ss:: S 'Ss on css Ssss: :a
%spa; me- r.. for ssS:a rSa sna S
when ! va. nrs! attasssd. 70 October !: is1s:
q ps sssa
scrtptions from VARIOUS physio!Ans. and tried
e. @ sy sn but
n os,s IiSsi1. sSsu. 81 Sc a.:i q = ssPssnS.f
say. When seciSsnt.i!y me! 81 oia sSaa.iss:
shss sy hsS BEEN ssss :assss
from rheumatism. and, - supposed, had boen
cured by visit to the Hot springs; Bat yhen
springs WAS In vain. he found NO relief. On hlo
return from Hot sprlngs he heard tor the a!yt
tried q and .ix bottles made : complies curs,
ssysIs ysos, M ~ hsxs ps:ssd sines bas b has AaA
limmediatsly rstaTneA. 70 try It. In saptsm.
SsE %s: .s1s sS Z: :o1 z 4: as e
HAvD uOT 11Lr fWIuo1 % n oIhOu.
! have NO tntorest IN mailing this statement
other sufferer % sure source Of felisf. and Il q
has this rooult Am we'll Eovarde0 tor my trou.
fEisnd. in. II. AAkTlA.
For sale by I'll aru&gists. Trsatass o. Eoe1
TIE SWIFT SPbCIglC CO..
lool.lyo8V OyaWoe Z Atlanta -
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f:c.simiies Of the slenasursa Nine Of The

fac-simiies Of the signatursa Nina NJ an.
signers were Of Irish blood.
The anu.lrish commentator ueutIons THAI
number Of Irish deserted. No they ara -
did hundreds Of others Of oil natiouaitsiss.
He nnds II moon venient when mentIoniue
that Lord RawdOu raised Q regiment a.
Irish, which hes been denied, 70 mention
also the feet tbat . Connecticut regiment
mut,nisd 10 body and had to be disciptinsd
AZ 70 Inc sympathy oi the Irish In ireland
with the Revolution, only . phenomenally tg.
norsnt writer would raise the question
against them. Il Was perfectly nOsoriouA
AZ that Bancroft can cite is 9 nnnkeyish
address presented to the king by Lord
Kenmsro and dozen or 90 of his liz and
Frou4e, who IN no partisan of the lrisb, de-
clssea that these nOblemen and gentry did
not represent the Irish people. Their heirs
~ , title and estates presented . jubilee Cd.
ture writer OF learning like this commsn.
tstors will cite that a. proof that the Irish
people went wild with joy over the queens
lubilee 1t u true that troops were sent out
did not arrive In time to DO any fshtins
they were subject TO the orders OF the king
wherever they were stationed, ana the @.
lion OF the government majority In the Irish
Parliament In merely cOnseniing n send
Only one ninth Of the Irish people were at
that time eligible to cit In Psrliament--the
Anglicans. a. We would say now the Prot.
estanta, e they were called then. That
very incident furnished GrAttan with the
opportunity to deliver ono OF his most celo-
brated speeches OF sympathy with and I'd.
inirstion tor the Americans. WhOver has
any curiosity n know what Grst,au bo.
ilevod ana said about the war should 90 TO
hts speeches To find out
Whenever news OF . patriotic victory was
received In Dublin the people we're rejoiced,
and their JOY found appropriate vent, fully
recorded. An officer who resigned his CON-
70 America under the kings orders was
made popular hero. Indeed It would re-
luire much space even to summarize the
proofs that the Irish, both on this side tho
water and on the other, were over Whelming.
= In sy pathy with ua
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sulssD mr. a sLAOK sPOoE.
The Unceeuy Compsston os . ooeassef's
yaed Wa14.

Tne Unoseoy Oompsesos o. osessssfs Ossss-
Ssra Ws'..
A Methodist minister, lately Q resident Of
Hamilton county. Oh,o. who hss bsen visit.
IN. S,,.ra. ,,, ovs c,,v ,s,.,.- she ec,Io,,c.
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su.a oP'"uo -. ~. NV ~mcu 0'
Wnii6 no Was stoppinR ID van WoSts OniO:
II was on boautI'ui moonlight evening
In June, and the A,nios phsrs Was lust about
as su,try ~ IL has bssu a, any time dur,us
tina oresent an nmnsr. I "a, eniovine mvseii
A., 80. .o,,,,,. -, .,.c. ,.,.,ivo. ~ ,,,..,
about three miles from Van Vert on the old
wiltshire road. Al late hour l arose 70
70, but my friends insisted that should re-
main for the night a. nv Wav would be
very loue.oma II was su ysss,sd tbs, some
S.y, ,,,,... .roa.. 30 ,.,s :, IT, =. nc"'.s. ~.
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.,s".ss.S .hom, ,n,aw.y m, ,"v ro.sss ~.
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vs,v r,dicm,,us so ms, ioaasd' thst ,hs,s
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lrha nsons ri IN asv hsd made tno mmch
.dvance,nent. a I th0ua ht. for suoh NJ he fan !.
ciss A. tint,
Thn. + nrocoaaed nm mv v.v With m
tho,,.ht nj dsnyer--indifisrent tn ine VAN
inS. that hsd iust baAn given ma. AsI
drev ne.r IN the ccmete,v. ho vsver. and ne
gan 10 ses the tall, while shstts or marble
lOOmiUp n afnOug th0 Av0rrr0enl. I'm,
aoin.tion vss tsnson.,i In its ntmoSt "a,
nscitv aud T conts.s i "a. . ~ s,hisct ,nr
tarror. II see,ned "A n ali the sDook siories
IN vh,c,, 4 Raj li.,spe.i in mv Chijdhn|si
cb .sea sach other In nm,cL succsss,on IN ronyh
nv h,sin AMI th. vs,v chirrun NJ ,Ss
cri,k ~. ~ tha ,ncass.nt song ~ rb,npoor.
~i,i In,sn.,naa ~. ia.ns,inss. ~ ,h,s i,,sis
nonk m as..b ,cha Innv i,ne NJ ds,E ,,S.s
that threv .nch .trsnya shsdovs scro.s ths
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A WILD ROSE.

a WILD ROSE.
The first wild rose in wayside hedge
This year wandering see.
lpluck. ana send It as pledge,
Ny own Wild Rose, to thee.
For when my gaze first felt thy gaze
We were knee.deep In June;
The nights were only DREAMER DAYS,
And all the hours In tune.
found thee. like the eglantine,
Sweet, simple and apart,
And from that hour thy smile hath been
The hOwer that scents my heart
And even now when June doth grace
Fresh copse or weathered bols
With roses, straight see thy face.
And gaze into thy soul.
A natural bud of love thou art,
Where, bending down. vie~.
Deep hidden In thy fragrant heart,
drop of heavenly dew.
Go. Wild rose. to my Wild Rose dear.
Bid her come swift and soon.
., would that she were always here,
1t then were always June.
Alfred Austin in London Spectator.
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Much study N cd HIN Mad

Redney" Burns, the notorious convict
serving . sentence In Joliet, H., penitenu.
ary, for completely in the Rhnow murder In
Chicago in 1880, has boen taken to the insane
asylum at Eigin, crszsd from overwork and
overstudy. When Burns entered the pent.
tsntisry he could neither read nor write. He
soon acquired = PassiOn for study, and BY
working overtime pr0oursd the money with
which to buy books. In three years he mas.
tered Greek, Latin, French and German, 10
addition 70 the common En9ltsh branches,
aud wss we'll up In ths sciences. His call
wAs full OF ell kinds Of books In various lan.
guages, and he Was the wonder OF the peni
tsntisry. Burma wss considered tho tough.
est criminal In the Twelfth precinct while
living In Chicago.
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Heroes and Heroines. :

There are few who endure bodily troubles
without complaint. Did you ever meet
among the heroes and herOines Of your ac-
quaintance-if any such there have been
one with yellOwish cast of countenance and
that jaundiced aspect generally, which the
most unpractised eye recognizes as the pro-
duct of disordered liver, who did not COM
plain, and peevishiy too, of the soreness Of
the recalcitrant organ, of pains beneath tho
right shoulder blade, otayspeptic symptoms,
constipation and headache2 OF course you
never did, and Of course the individual was
NOT using Hostetter's stomach Bltters, or he
would not SO have looked-.so have COM
planned. To purify the blood when contain.
mated with bile, and conduct the secretion
into Its proper channel, to re-establish regu-
larity Of the bowels, Danish bilious headache
and remove impediments to complete diges-
ton, nothing can approach In efficacy this
peerless alternative and tonic. Malarial COM
plants, always involving the liver and kid.
ney and bladder inactivity. are gymsJied by
W. Gts 4 capital appetiSeS,
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krIOUBfTE OE rms OI6AR.
Ethics OF Good KuIs shas 10 Frequentiy Vio-
lated IN This ONy.

From tho Chicago journal.
A late authority on etiquette promulgatss
the dictum: "You should never smoke in
the presence OF ladies anywhere" 1t is .
safe cigar code. 1t should be followed unde-
viatiDgly by every man who In not perfectly y
certain that he IL we'll bred, and that he has
the innate tact 10 know when to make excep.
tions to established forms aud ceremonies
All etiquette IL based on raAsOn The reasons
why men should not stnOke in The presence
OF women are two-frst, the smell OF tobacco
may be dis,asteful to them. He is TO take
that for granted in all cases till he has certain
proof to the contrary. 1t Ia not sufficient to
ask any individual lady II she objects to his
induIXing in the weed. Ladies' have their
un written code Of minor matters, aud one OF
the rules IL TO smile aweetiy when asked "n
tobacco smoke Is offensive" and say mot ct
all, even when they know with direful cor.
tsinty after iumigstion commences they
must retreat or choke with coughing.
Therefore, never smoke In the presence OF
any lady until you have seen yourself pre-.
ceded In that by some gentleman whose
know ledge Of her true attitude toward the
weed 10 unquestiOnable.
Second, the act OF smoking In another's
sOciety indicates . temp mpOrsry release from
forms and ceremonies. 1t 10 an indication OF
intimacy. Among men that indication IL ~
ephemsral ~ you Plssss-tt may only last
the closing hour OF sbsnqust-out any oo
lady's presence would draw one OF two con.
clusions-either that the lady, from ignOr.
snce or from loes OF self respect, held Lax
ideas OF her own dignity, aud VAS tolerant Oi
short intimscies, or that the gentlsma ans
pnsitiou toward her MAS one Ot we'll -estsb
lished social intimacy. Now, it 10 in the LAT.
ter case that he may, under certain rostric.
tons indulge in his cigar.
When walk ing with any lady on tha pub
lie street he may not smoke. Why? II she
II not related to him he should not tscitly i'm.
ply their intimacy. II shs Ia his vile or sis.
ter or mother observers may not know that
fact, and whether they do or not he should
not treat his relatives Nth lass respect than
he would accord other lady companions.
He may not ride In public in = lady's com.
psny with cigar In his mouth. Whyf Rid
Ing presupposss greater intimacy than walk.
Ing. In the latter the couple may DO the SUB
jscts Of chance encounter, but = vehicle 10.
diostes . pre- arranged association. II 10 moi
just to your lady companions TO indulge 10
an act when In her society which shall cause
an instantaneous query ~ 10 the basis o
your intimacy Ia The mind ot every specta
tor,
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MAN N Z /!


Z" It's Mamma = here aud Mamma there
TIL am ike to drop;
It's Mamma ! NSm'nA all the time.
oh. viii 1t never stop.
"Its Mamma Mamma Msmns = TIL
1t would wear out . saint !"
All, pOOr, tired mother Thus hear
You ofttimes make complaint.
But when the quiet night descends,
And every vOioe % still.
Oh. doss NO vague but haunting tear,
Your gentle bosom hilr
Oh, does NO sudden heart throb make
You seek the children's bed.
And call heavens blessings down upon
Their precious curly heads
Their little hands make mischief. aud
Ihsir little fest make noise
But oh, Shst could you do without
Those naughty giris and boysH
Ah. think Of lonely mothers who
All day In silence SIT,
Across those hesrthstoues nothing now
But shosuy shadows hit
An. think Of those Who never hssr
The sWsst ehila votoas call
Whooe oDDty agDs roaAho0t - Anl
- n1oH2n nGna - ~. Y, u = -, = Il /. w. +
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though Tor what reason hs did not Inform bis
guest
Tho latter, however, paid no special astsu.
Sion 10 this circumstance, but sianced curl
oisly about him, % u he saw much In the
NATURAL objects within his range ri vision
considerably more interesting than mere
human kind.
II IVES, indeed. . picturesque soens. The
camp Waa si'uated upon hill slope. which
descended with . mode, ately stssp incline
toward Q water. r.oourss below, along which
most Of the mining operations Of the vicinity
we're conducted. The higher slopes OF the
hills were thickly covered with oak and pine.
but the wOOd hsd nearly oil bsen cleared on
throughout the camp, though at Intervals
here and there Q large trse had bosn left
standing. Ono of these reared its mighty
ceeat high In cir near the tont bsfOro which
Wallace stOOd, aud the vast trunk seemed u
10 utilised sOins whst In the manner OF bul.
letin board. A. lsast s,n,ething In tho
nature Oe pGater or plscard ssomsd N bo
nailed upon II, on which, however, from
whore Wallace stooi nothing cound b reed
except the top line /:
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upon the ground" here ere The proofA Yes,
gentlemen, found my brother.
And q they looked upon the weapons they
say that they were stained with blood.
But no tnan answered him, no IMAM stayed
him, and once more mounting hs rHie allow
ly down the valley George Homer Meyer,
IN the San FrdncGscO ExdDtner.
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nlothersi mothers Mothers ~,

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciAting pain OF cutting teeth : II 30,
70 At once ana get y bottle OF MRS. WlNSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately y-dspend upon It {;
there 10 no mistake about It There 10 not
mother on earth who has ever used 1t, who will
not tell you st once that II will regulate the
bowels. sna give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like msgtc
II Is perfectly safe to in all cases and pleas
ant 70 the taste, and Is the prescription OF one of
the Oldest ana best female physicians and
nurses In tho United States. Sold everywhe
IS conts u bottle. may3l.lydAW
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ULY'H CREAM BALM,
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
DRUNKENNESS
~Ok In =
---.-.--

LIQUOR HABIT POslTlvELY CURED ny
AD4lNlSTeklN9 DIR. HAHN kS'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
1t can be given In . cup Of coffee or tea with.
out the knowledge OF the person taking IL; n
nent and speedy cure. whether the patient IL 4
mOderAte drfnker or An alcoholic wreck, Thou.
men who have taken Golden specific In thcir
conee without their knowledge. and to-day -.
1T NEVER FAILS. The system once impre0.
mated With the Specidc, It becomes an utter i'm.
possibility for the liquor appetite tn exist. For
sale BY CA As. a. L0CAEH, Druggist,
No East King Street, Lsncasier, Pa
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The Population Of Lancaster

10 about 1000, and We would say At least one
half are troubled with some affection of the
Throat and Lungs, as those omplaints are ao.
others. We would advise all not to neglect the
opportunity to call on US and get bottle of
81 cents and 0. Trial sizs free. Respectfully,
II. H. Cochran. druggist, l37 North Queen street
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Perhaps no local dtsease has puzzled and
ba III I'd the medical profession mo u than nasal
catarrh. While not immediately fatal II Is
among the most distressing, nau seOns and dis
gusting Ills the flesh IL heir TO- and he records
show very few or no cases OF radical cure OF
chronic catarrh by any OF the multitude OF
modes OF treatment until thu tnl nlrOductiOn OF
hiy's Cream Balm u few years ago. The success
OF this preparation has been most gratifying
ana surprising. jy5-2wdeOd&w
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ls to raise q nice family Of boys ana girls
and then have them carried into An early grave
by that terrible disease Consumption. Heed
the warning and check II in its first stages by
the prompt use OF kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. warranted to cure and relieve all
cases. Price SOc. and q. For sale by Ii. y
zrtai ssss frsS. (3l
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BrNce Up.

You are feeling depressed. your appetite 10
hdssty, nervous and generally out OF sorts. and
want To brace up. Brace up, but not with stim.
for their basis very. cheap. bad whisky, and
which stimulate You for An hour. and then leave
you In worse condition than before. What you
want is an Alternative that will purify your
blood. start healthy action OF the Liver and kid:
health and strength. sucfa medicine you wiz
nnd In klectric Bittsrs. For sale y II: B. Coch-
rams Drug store, lU and l& North o11Ssssn
street. Lancaster. "a. \"
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RAPID TRANSIT.

The latest and best form OF rapid transit is for
Q person troubled with u sick headache to take .
dose OF DIR. Leslies special Prescription and
what rapid transit train the affiictiOn takes for
Its departure. See advertisement In another
column, decDlydul
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sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy for
yOu. SOLD BY II. b. Cochran. druggist, Nos l37
ana l59 North Queen St.s Lancaster. Pa. (N
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lsucklsn's Aru,os ss,vs.

Tus BssT sALvs in the world for Cuts. Bruises
eOres, Ulcers, Salt khsum, Fever sores, Tstter,
Chapped Hands, Chilbains. COrns, ana all skin
krupt,ons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
faction, OF money refunded. Price q cents per
boz. For sale by h. b. Cochran, Druggist, Mo-.
81 and lS9 North Queen st. Lancsstsr. r..
june2Ilyd
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shlLOhs COUGH ana Consumption Cure
IL sold by us on u guarantee. 1t cures Con-
sumption. soId by n. b Cochran, druggist,
Nos. l57 and lss North Queen st.. Lancaster.
Pa. (Sl
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THAT HACKING COUGH can bs 80 quickly
Cured by Shilohs Cure. We guarantee Il. sold
BY n. y: Cochran druggist, Nos. lY7 and l0 NORTH
Queen 81, Lancaster, Pa az
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RDOIAL HOfIUAS,

COUGH, WaOOPIN9 COUGH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by ShilOh's Cure. sold by
II. h. Cochran. druggist Nos. l37 and l38 North
Queen st.. Lancaster, Pa (N
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Eor horsess Cattle Sheep Dogs. Hogs. Poultry.
800 PAGE BOOK
On Treatment Of Animals and Chart Sent Troa
CUB .roverp, Congesti0ns, Innammstaon.
A.A.-0pinal Meningitis, Mis- Fever
AH-strains, Lameness, Rheumatism.
CC.-Dtst0mper, Nasal Discharges.
DID, b0tA or 9rubs, worms.
A.-Coughs. Heaves, Pneumonia.
te.-COlic or 0rfpes, Bsllyache
0.0.-MiecArrtago. HemOrrhages.
A:h..Urinary and kidney Diseases.
II-Brupuvo Diseases, Mango
J.K.-DtSeAsoe Of Digestion.
sTAbLt CAS6: With specincs. Manual,
fklCE. single bottle lover q. .dosesj...... -
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS; OR
SENT PREPAID ON kECRlPT or PRICE.
HUMPHREY Med. Co.. lD Fulton st.. n. Z.
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Probably NO one thing has caused sucn ruse .eos
OF trS's 1t Cochrsns drug store - tns IL ,rasi
sott1ss ~ oT S Dr. EioSsS Hsv Discovery Tor Con
sS@pon. Thsi5 r.HS Y ,.a saSpS fsnt ~. II II
s1.svs ~. SSures and never disspp0inte Coughs
Coios, Asihms. Bronchltts. Cr0lp Hna % Al th.os! @
Il 6sioIs buyiny by gsltins = TRIAL bottle irSs .s
Every bOttio WAS1Anteos /"
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Humphreys noneopsthis SpseiRc No q

TOR Nervous Debility. Vital weakness, and
Prostitution from over. work or other causec. n
per vial. or vials and large vial POWDER for e
SOLD BY DnuoeIsTs, or sent postpaid on roCoipt
OF price, HUMPHkkYS' MEDlClNE. CO..
fob3tlvd3WTThAS No. 100 fulton Ut. NY.
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NOTICE TO TRESPAbSERB AND
N GUINNESS. AN psrsons are hsIeby lor.
Cornwall and SpesdWell estAtss In Lebanon or
Lancaster counttss. whether tncl0sed Or amin.
slEsSa sisAs5 sof =. z ssd,y e saoSSfSS
sssinst ~ ss.sPs.sasg e saaA iaAds o. " a.
iSYl - Esss1Az'
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"Throw up your bands
"No, by-!" shouted Wallace savage.
broad m .orimmsd sombrsro lifted from bis head
by bullet But bis own pistol Was instant
~ in his hand, and ID report souadsd stimuli
taneousiy with that OF the robbers second
shot Wallace ieit the. ns had again esospsd
surer work. The man ahead gave sudden,
Rssping cry, swung half round In bis tracks
and fell ON mis- facs In the path
Lie there, you hound, !" said Wallscs
fsrosly, riding up TO him With hi. pistol IN
for other tsces. "lt 10 death you deserved
" die."
and the next instant rolled. with . conyul.
his ghsslly face up 10 the sky. The eyes OF
For one moment Philip wallace sat ~ mo-
tionlsss - II turned TO stone, gazing Into ths
dying syss ths. met his own Tnso no S ~.
head, and uttered one choked inarticu!ste
unuttsrably awful cry.
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4: a.. Ss S.e:. as'; =. s:S saos: Of thu.
a'sd swssy In shs rsvicss' .
Ls.s that day man rode into Mormon
0aloo. Thcre wsse many who noticsd aud
hi. dsash- hiss iacs which caused the Doidss
toshrtnk iroo Questioning. He rode unchsck
bed :p.ss .ss % si.es S:aass sst .ad Sa' p:a:st
o. the loot Of the giant Pima There he dis
mounted. and stlseuy rsad upon the plsoar'
which had rsPlaosd thss Of the night bsfor'
the nosics o6s.isg $1,000 !swsTa for tn
body q Arthur WallseA daad q alive
"Take it doWu," ~ anad 6 lasl, IN Q Low
haseh voleA ter1lng . tA11o- Who I'D eask
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